Free agent offensive lineman Dillon Radunz is set for another visit with a potential employer for the 2025 season.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that Radunz is set to visit with the Saints. He visited with the Seahawks earlier this week.
Radunz saw time at both tackle and guard over four seasons with the Titans, but was primarily on the interior of Tennessee’s offensive line. He started 15 games during the 2024 season and 16 of the other 37 games he played with the team.
The Saints signed Will Clapp and re-signed Landon Young this week, so they’re moving in several directions on the offensive line as the offseason unfolds.
The Falcons are adding an experienced returner.
Per Mike Garafolo of NFL Media, Jamal Agnew has agreed to terms with Atlanta on a one-year deal worth a maximum of $2.5 million.
Agnew, 29, did not appear in a game in 2024, though he was on the Steelers’ practice squad late in the year. He suffered a leg injury late in the 2023 season that sidelined him for an extended period.
A fifth-round pick in 2017, Agnew has played 82 games with five starts for the Lions and Jaguars. He was an All-Pro as a returner in 2017 and a Pro Bowler in 2022. He’s averaged 25.5 yards per kick return and 10.3 yards per punt return over his career. He’s returned four punts for touchdowns and two kickoffs for touchdowns.
Additionally, Agnew has registered 77 receptions for 746 yards with five TDs. He’s rushed 33 times for 263 yards with a touchdown.
The Steelers signed cornerback James Pierre to a one-year contract, the team announced Thursday.
Pierre returned to the Steelers for a second stint in 2024, signing to the practice squad in September after his release from the Commanders. Pittsburgh elevated him to the 53-man roster a week later.
Pierre, 28, appeared in 15 games in 2024, starting two, and recorded 12 tackles and one interception. He saw action on 206 defensive snaps and 255 on special teams.
His pick came against the Browns to close out a 27-14 win in Week 14.
Pierre originally signed with the Steelers as an undrafted free agent following the 2020 draft out of Florida Atlantic. He has appeared in 81 career games, with eight starts, in four seasons.
He has totaled 71 tackles, 11 passes defensed, three interceptions and a forced fumble. He also has 46 special teams tackles.
Pierre has played 933 defensive snaps and 1,191 on special teams.
Cornerback Khalil Dorsey will stay in Detroit.
The Lions announced on Thursday that they have re-signed Dorsey. The Lions douple-dipped on secondary moves Thursday as the Dorsey word comes shortly after they announced the signing of veteran corner Rock Ya-Sin.
Dorsey appeared in 27 games and made three starts for the Lions over the last two seasons. He had 25 tackles and three passes defensed in those appearances. Dorsey, who played his first six NFL games for the Ravens in 2020, also handled 16 kickoff returns for Detroit.
Ya-Sin and Dorsey are part of a cornerback group that also includes Terrion Arnold, D.J. Reed, Amik Robertson, Ennis Rakestraw, and Stantley Thomas-Oliver.
Cornerback Tony Brown will remain a member of the Cleveland Browns.
The team announced on Thursday that Brown has signed a new contract with the team. They did not disclose the terms of the deal.
Brown signed a one-year contract with Cleveland last year and appeared in six games during the regular season. He played 136 special teams snaps in those games and recorded five tackles and a forced fumble in that role.
Brown spent time with the Colts, Bengals and Packers prior to joining the Browns in 2024. He had 75 tackles, an interception, a sack, seven passes defensed, and three forced fumbles in 61 games for those teams.
Detroit is adding some depth at defensive back.
Per Mike Garafolo of NFL Media, the Lions have agreed to terms with cornerback Rock Ya-Sin.
Ya-Sin spent last season with the 49ers, mainly playing special teams. He appeared in 13 contests for the club, playing 32 percent of special teams snaps and eight percent of defensive snaps in games played.
A Colts second-round pick in 2019, Ya-Sin spent three seasons with the Colts before playing one with the Raiders in 2022, one with the Ravens in 2023, and one with the 49ers.
In 79 games with 39 starts, Ya-Sin has tallied 31 passes defensed with two interceptions.
Zack Baun had no intention of going anywhere this offseason and the Eagles had no intention of letting him go.
Baun joined the Eagles on a one-year deal last offseason and was named a first-team All-Pro and finalist for defensive player of the year before intercepting a pass to help the Eagles win the Super Bowl. Given that success, it was no surprise that the Eagles and Baun moved quickly to stay together on a three-year deal.
Baun said he was “playing so confidently that I knew I was going to make a play” in the late stages of the season and that has him excited about what he’ll be able to accomplish in his second season playing for defensive coordinator Vic Fangio.
“I think about what we did in one year with so many new pieces, coaches and players included, and I think about my own personal development in that same sense, where if I can move off the ball and play inside linebacker and do what I did and that was my starting point, I’m excited about this team and this defense moving forward,” Baun said, via the team’s website. “I’m really excited to build on what we did last year.”
The 2024 season set a high bar for a lot of Eagles and Baun won’t be the only one trying to make sure that the team can reach it again in 2025.
Cornerback Jaylon Jones is set for a move to Arizona.
Jones has agreed to terms on a contract with the Cardinals, per a report from Aaron Wilson of KPRC.
Jones spent the last three seasons with the Bears. He appeared in 41 games and made five starts on defense while also seeing extensive time on special teams.
Jones had 85 tackles, four passes defensed, and a forced fumble during his time in Chicago.
The move to Arizona reunites Jones with his high school teammate Kyler Murray. The two players both attended Allen High School in Texas before moving on with their football careers.
Wide receiver Michael Gallup’s NFL return will come in Washington.
The Commanders announced that they have signed Gallup on Thursday. He visited with the team earlier this month.
Gallup retired after spending the offseason with the Raiders last year and was released from their reserve/retired list when he moved to return this year. He last played for the Cowboys in 2023. Commanders head coach Dan Quinn was the defensive coordinator in Dallas that season.
Gallup had 34 catches for 418 yards and two touchdowns that season. The 2018 third-round pick had 266 catches for 3,744 yards and 21 touchdowns over 86 games for the Cowboys.
The Commanders have also traded for Deebo Samuel and re-signed Noah Brown this offseason. Terry McLaurin and Luke McCaffrey are other leading names in the receiving corps for Washington.
The Bengals are scheduled to meet with a potential addition to the interior of their offensive line.
Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports reports that guard Lucas Patrick is set to arrive in Cincinnati on Thursday night and to meet with the Bengals on Friday.
Patrick signed a one-year deal with the Saints last offseason and started 10 games for the team before landing on injured reserve. He also started 54 games for the Packers and Bears over the first seven years of his career.
The Bengals released Alex Cappa and re-signed Cody Ford earlier in the offseason. They also have Cordell Volson on hand at guard while Ted Karras remains in place at center.
